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rs D Series D Series rs Key features of the D series include: Precise time setting using digital thumbwheel switches Elapsed or time remaining LED display time ranges, timing functions delays up to.

1 rs D Series D Series rs Key features of the D series include: Precise time setting using digital thumbwheel switches Elapsed or time remaining LED display time ranges, timing functions delays up to. hours UL Recognized File No.E55 CSA Certified File No.LR5 LR7 LR Cert. No. BL0 (LVD) E7 (EMC) D- D- D- D- System Solid state CMOS circuitry Multi-mode Multi-mode. one-shot output Range Rated Voltage 0.0s to. hours 00 to 0V AC (50/0Hz), V AC (50/0Hz)/V DC Ratings 5V AC/50V AC, A; 0V DC/A (resistive load) 5V AC/50V AC, 5A; 0V DC/5A (resistive load) Form SPD SPD + instantaneous SPD DPD DPD DPD Minimum Applicable Load 5V, 0mA (reference value) Specifications Voltage olerance Error Setting Error Reset Insulation Resistance Dielectric Strength Consumption (approximate) AF0 (00 0V AC): 5 to V AC AD (AC): 0. to.v AC AD (DC):. to.v DC ±0.% ±50ms (voltage, repeat, and temperature) ±0.5% ±50ms 0ms maximum 00MΩ minimum Between power and output terminals:,000v AC, minute Between contacts of different poles:,000v AC, minute Between contacts of the same pole: 750V AC, minute AF0.VA.VA.VA.7VA (00V AC, 0Hz).VA (00V AC, 0Hz) AD AC/DC 0.VA/0.W VA/0.W.VA/0.W.VA /0.W Mechanical Life 0,000,000 operations minimum 5,000,000 operations minimum Electrical Life (at rated load) 50,000 operations minimum 00,000 operations minimum Outputs Relay 50V AC, A, 0V DC, A (resistive load) 0V AC/, V DC, 5A (resistive load) Vibration Resistance 00N (approximate 0) Shock Resistance Operating extremes: 00N (approximate 0) Damage limits: 500N (approximate 50) Operating emperature 0 to +50 C Storage emperature 0 to +0 C Operating Humidity 5 to 5% RH Weight (approximate) 0g 70g 75g 7g Housing Color ray D able of Contents Specifications- Part Number List-5 iming Diagrams/ Schematics- Instructions: Setting r-5 Accessories-50 Instructions: Wiring s-5 Dimensions-5 iming Diagrams Overview- - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

2 rs D Series Part Number List Part Numbers: D-/D-/D- Mode of Rated Voltage Code Range Output Complete Part No. -Pin -Pin -A: ON-delay -B: Interval first -C: Cycle (OFF first) -D: Cycle (ON first) AF0: 00 to 0V AC (50/0Hz) AD: V DC/AC (50/0Hz) 0.0s to. hours 50V AC, A, 0V DC, A (resistive load) 0V AC/, V DC, 5A (resistive load) SPD SPD + instantaneous SPD DPD D-AF0 D-EAF0 D-AD D-AF0 D-EAF0 D-AD D-AF0 D-EAF0 D-AD Part Numbers: Mode of -A: ON-delay -B: Interval first -C: Cycle (OFF first) -D: Cycle (ON first) Rated Voltage Code AF0: 00 to 0V AC (50/0Hz) Range Output Complete Part No. A (-pin) B (-pin) AF0 EAF0 -A: ON-delay -B: Cycle -C: Signal ON/OFF-delay -D: Signal OFF-delay -E: Interval -F: One-shot cycle -A: Signal ON/OFF-delay -B: Signal OFF-delay -C: One-shot -D: One-shot ON-delay -E: One-shot -F: Signal ON/OFF-delay AD: V DC/AC (50/0Hz) 0.0s to. hours 0V AC/V DC, 5A (resistive load) DPD Start reset gate AD Part Numbers: D- Mode of : ON-delay one-shot : Cycle one-shot : ON-delay one-shot Rated Voltage Code Range AF0: 00 to 0V AC (50/0Hz) 0.0s to AD: V DC/AC (50/0Hz). hours Output Complete Part No. (-pin) 0V AC/V DC, 5A (resistive load) DPD Start reset gate D-AF0 D-AD. For wiring schematics and timing diagrams D, see pages - to -.. For more details about time ranges, see instructions on page -5.. A (-pin) and B (-pin) differ in the way inputs are wired.. For socket and accessory part numbers, see page For timing diagrams overview, see page -. USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -5

3 rs D Series iming Diagrams/Schematics D- iming Diagrams SPD -Pin (-) 5 7 (+) -Pin (-) (+) ON-Delay Remaining A Elapsed A -7 (p) () -0 (p) 5- (p) - (p) - (p) - (p) Set Interval Remaining B Elapsed B -7 (p) () -0 (p) 5- (p) - (p) - (p) - (p) Set Cycle (OFF first) Remaining C Elapsed C Set -7 (p) () -0 (p) 5- (p) - (p) - (p) - (p) Cycle (ON first) Remaining D Elapsed D Set -7 (p) () -0 (p) 5- (p) - (p) - (p) - (p) - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

4 rs D Series D- iming Diagrams ON-Delay Remaining A Elapsed A SPD + Instantaneous SPD -Pin 5 -Pin 5 7 (-) 7 (+) (-) 0 Set () -7 (p) -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Instantaneous (+) Interval Remaining B Elapsed B () -7 (p) -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Instantaneous Set Cycle (OFF first) Remaining C Elapsed C Cycle (ON first) Remaining D Elapsed D Set () -7 (p) -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Instantaneous Set () -7 (p) -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Instantaneous USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -7

5 rs D Series D- iming Diagrams Mode Selection DPD -Pin 5 -Pin (-) 7 (+) (-) (+) ON-Delay Remaining A Elapsed A -7 (p) () -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Set Interval Remaining B -7 (p) () -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Set Elapsed B Cycle (OFF first) Remaining C Elapsed C Set -7 (p) () -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) Cycle (ON first) Remaining D Elapsed D Set -7 (p) () -0 (p), 5- (p), - (p), - (p), - (p) - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

6 rs D Series iming Diagrams hese timers require a start input. A gate and reset input are optional. s are controlled by external pushbuttons. Reset occurs when the power is removed or when the reset input is supplied. he gate signal can be used to interrupt (freeze) timer functions. r functions resume when the gate input is removed. B style timers are not equipped for gate input. DPD (A ype) ( ) (ransistor ) 5 7 Reset Startate ResetStartate 0 (-) (+) (B ype) ( ) Start Reset (-) (+) (ransistor ) Start Reset (-) (-) (+) (+) ON-Delay Remaining A Elapsed A -0 () - - Set Interval Remaining B Elapsed B -0 () - - Set USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -

7 rs D Series iming Diagrams, continued Cycle (OFF first) Remaining C Elapsed C -0 () - - Set Cycle (ON first) Remaining D Elapsed D -0 () - - Set ON-Delay -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 Remaining A Elapsed A ate ON or L -5 (A) Set a -0 USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

8 rs D Series iming Diagrams, continued Cycle Remaining B Signal OFF-Delay Interval Elapsed B Signal ON/OFF-Delay Remaining C Elapsed C Remaining D Elapsed D Remaining E Elapsed E -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set a a a a a a a a USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -

9 rs D Series iming Diagrams, continued One-Shot Cycle Remaining F Elapsed F -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Signal ON/OFF-Delay Remaining A Elapsed A Signal OFF-Delay Remaining B Elapsed B Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) a a a a One-Shot Remaining C Elapsed C Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) a a Set a a a - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

10 rs D Series iming Diagrams, continued One-Shot ON-Delay Remaining D Elapsed D -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Set a One Shot Remaining E Elapsed E -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 ate ON or L -5 (A) Signal ON/OFF-Delay Set -0 () - (A) 5-7 (B) - -7 (A) -7 (B) -7 a Remaining F Elapsed F ate ON or L -5 (A) Set a a a a USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -

11 rs D Series D- iming Diagrams DPD ( ) (ransistor ) 5 7 ResetStartate 0 (-) (+) Reset Startate (-) (+) Note: = Set time a = Shorter than set time b = Shorter than single-shot output time = + 0 = Single-shot output time (selected from A, B, C, D, E or F) -0 () Start ON or L - ON-Delay One-Shot Remaining Elapsed -7 ate ON or L Set o a b o b -0 () Start ON or L - Cycle One-Shot Remaining Elapsed -7 ate ON or L Set a b a o o o o o ON-Delay One-Shot Remaining Elapsed -0 () - -7 ate ON or L Set o a b a b b - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

12 rs D Series Instructions: Setting D-, D-, D- rs d (LCD backlit with red LED) ➃ Setting Switch Select the desired time display and operation modes. Step Desired Mode/Selection Remarks Select a time range that contains the desired period of time. Mode elapsed remaining elapsed remaining elapsed remaining elapsed remaining ➀ Indication Mode Selector ➀ Mode Selector Base Ranges Mode ON-delay Interval Cycle Cycle ➁ Mode Selector A B C D. Use the flat screwdriver to set the selectors. Since selectors do not turn all the way around, both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation may be necessary.. he ➀ Mode Selector determines whether the shows the time elapsed or time remaining. he ➁ Mode Selector determines the desired operation mode. Decide which display and mode is desired, then use these two selectors➀➁ to set the operation mode.. he ➁ Mode Selector has two blank modes which are not intended for use. Always have this selector set to A, B, C, or D. Step Desired Selection Remarks ➂ Range Selector Decimal Point 0.0 seconds to. seconds. 0. seconds to. seconds. second to seconds 0. minutes to. minutes. Increment. he ➂ Range Selector controls both the decimal point indicator (.,., ) and the time increment indicators S (seconds), M (minutes), and H (hours).. Chose which base time range contains the targeted timer setting. hen use the ➂ Range Selector to set the decimal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corrsponding pair of settings. minute to minutes M. Since these configurations offer a complete range of settings from 0.0 seconds to. hours, the setting of. for minutes and the 0. hours to. hours. H. and settings for hours are not listed and should not be used. Step Desired Selection Remarks Set the precise period of time desired by using the ➃ Setting Switch. ➁ Mode Selector A, B, C, D S A B C D ➂ Range Selector.S.H Use the ➃ Setting Switch to set the desired period of time. It is important to remember that the setting of the ➂ Range Selector determines the units of time measurement as well as the implied decimal point location. It is important to remember that the ➂ Range Selector not only selects the time range but also influences the interpretation of the. Changing the ➂ Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds, minutes, hours) as well as the decimal point location. USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -5

13 rs D Series Instructions: Setting rs d (LCD backlit with Red LED) ➀ Mode Selector/Indication Mode Selector ➃ Setting Switch ➂ Range Selector.S.H ➁ Mode Selector A, B, C, D, E, F Step Desired Mode/Selection Remarks Select the desired time display and operation modes. Select a time range that contains the desired period of time. Mode elapsed remaining elapsed remaining elapsed remaining ➀ Mode Selector Base Ranges ON-delay Interval Cycle D: Cycle Mode ON-delay Cycle Signal ON/OFF-delay Signal OFF-delay Interval One-shot cycle Signal ON/OFF-delay Signal OFF-delay One-shot One-shot ON-delay One-shot Signal ON/OFF-delay A B C D A B C D E F A B C D E F ➁ Mode Selector. Use a flat screwdriver to set the selectors. Since selectors do not turn all the way around, both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation is necessary.. he ➀ Mode Selector determines whether the shows the time elapsed or time remaining. he ➁ Mode Selector determines the desired operation mode. Decide which display and mode is desired; then use these two selectors➀➁ to set the operation mode.. When using the indicator mode seting, the ➁ Mode Selector has two blank modes which are not intended for use. When using mode setting, always have the operation mode selector set to A, B, C, or D. Step Desired Selection Remarks ➂ Range Selector Decimal Point 0.0 seconds to. seconds. 0. seconds to. seconds. seconds to seconds 0. minutes to. minutes. Increment. he ➂ Range Selector controls both the decimal point indicator (.,., ) and the time increment indicator: S (seconds), M (minutes), and H (hours).. Choose the base time range which contains the targeted timer setting. hen use the ➂ Range Selector to set the decimal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corrsponding pair of settings. minute to minutes M. Since these configurations offer a complete range of settings from 0.0 seconds to. hours, the setting of. for minutes 0. hours to. hours. H and the. and settings for hours are not listed and should not be used. Step Desired Selection Remarks Select the desired period of time by using the ➃ Setting Switch. S Use the ➃ Setting Switch to set the desired period of time. It is important to remember that the setting of the ➂ Range Selector determines the units of time measurement as well as the implied decimal point location. It is important to remember that the ➂ Range Selector not only selects the time range, but also influences the interpretation of the. Changing the ➂ Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds, minutes, hours) as well as the implied decimal point location. - USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC

rs D Series Instructions: Setting D- rs d (LCD backlit with Red LED) ➃ Setting Switch ➀ Indication Mode Selector ➂ Range Selector.S.H ➁ Single-Shot Output Selector A, B, C, D, E, F Step Desired Mode of Selection Remarks Mode Mode ➀ Mode Selector Select the time display and operation modes.

14 rs D Series Instructions: Setting D- rs d (LCD backlit with Red LED) ➃ Setting Switch ➀ Indication Mode Selector ➂ Range Selector.S.H ➁ Single-Shot Output Selector A, B, C, D, E, F Step Desired Mode of Selection Remarks Mode Mode ➀ Mode Selector Select the time display and operation modes. ON-Delay One-Shot Cycle one-shot elapsed remaining elapsed remaining. Use a flat screwdriver to set the selectors. Since selectors do not turn all the way around, both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation is necessary.. he D- ➀ Mode Selector selects both whether the displays the time elapsed or time remaining and also the mode of operation. Decide which display and mode is desired. hen use this selector to set the operation mode. elapsed ON-delay one-shot remaining Step Desired Mode of Selection Remarks Desired Single-Shot Output ➁ Single-Shot Output Selector Select the single shot output time. 0. seconds A 0.5 seconds B second C 5 seconds D 0 seconds E On the D- timers, the desired single-shot output time can be selected from the A, B, C, D, E, and F modes using the ➁ One-Shot Output Selector. 50 seconds F Step Desired Mode of Selection Remarks ➂ Range Selector Select the time range that contains the desired period of time. Base Ranges Decimal Point 0.0 seconds to. seconds. 0. seconds to. seconds. second to seconds 0. minutes to. minutes. minute to minutes 0. hours to. hours. Increment. he ➂ Range Selector controls both the decimal point indicator (.,., ) and the time increment indicator: S (seconds), M (minutes), and H (hours).. Chose which base time range contains the targeted timer setting. hen use the ➂ Range Selector to set the decimal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corrsponding pair of settings.. Since these configurations offer a complete range of settings from 0.0s to. hours, the setting of. for minutes and the. and settings for hours are not listed and should not be used. Step Desired Mode of Selection Remarks Select the desired period of time by using the ➃ Setting Switch. It is important to remember that the ➂ Range Selector not only selects the time range, but also influences the interpretation of the. Changing the ➂ Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds, minutes, hours) as well as the decimal point location. S M H Use the ➃ Setting Switch to set the desired period of time. It is important to remember that the setting of the ➂ Range Selector selects the units of time measurement as well as the implied decimal point location. USA: (00) -IDEC or (0) , Canada () 7-IDEC -7

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